The Pluriverse of Human Rights: The Diversity of Struggles for Dignity

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of Contributors Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I Human Frontiers Chapter 1 Human Rights, Democracy and Development Chapter 2 “A Being Who is Not Made to Suffer”: On the Difference of the Human and on the Differences of Humans Chapter 3 On the Coloniality of Human Rights Part II Struggles and Emergences Chapter 4 Revisiting the Bhopal Disaster: Times of Violence and Latitudes of Memory Chapter 5 Pluralism and the Post-Minority Condition: Reflections on the “Pasmanda Muslim” Discourse in North India Chapter 6 Picturing Law, Reform and Sexual Violence: Notes on the Delhi Protests of 2012–2013 Chapter 7 Women and Mass Violence in Mozambique during the Late Colonial Period Chapter 8 Women’s Human Rights, Legal Mobilization and Epistemologies of the South Chapter 9 The Power of Racism in Academia: Knowledge Production and Political Disputes Chapter 10 The Roma Collective Memory and the Epistemological Limits of Western Historiography Chapter 11 Rights, Confinement and Liberation: Rearguard Theory and Freedom of Movements Chapter 12 The Mediterranean as the EU Human Rights Boundary Conclusion